Lesson 12 - Trade Flashcards

1
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What is trade?

A

Trade involves the buying + selling of goods + services between nations

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2
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Why do countries trade?

A

One does not have the resources/capacity to satisfy its wants and needs

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3
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What is the simple process that leads to trade?

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Specialisation –> Productivity –> Surplus –> Trade

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4
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What are imports?

A

Purchase of goods + services from abroad
Outflow of currency from recipient nation

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5
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What are exports?

A

Sale of goods + services to other nations
Inflow of currency into seller nation

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6
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Why does the UK export goods?

A

Find markets for excess produce that can’t be sold domestically
Sell at higher prices overseas

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7
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What are the general impacts of exports?

A

Income + employment opportunities for UK firms
Injection into circular flow

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Why does the UK import goods?

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Goods/services unavailable domestically
Cheaper + higher quality goods abroad
Wide range for consumers

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What are the general impacts of imports?

A

Consumers buy cheaper produce, lowers inflation
Firms acquire raw materials, lowering production costs
Leakage from circular flow

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